Mrs Rowena Toppenberg - UQ reSEARCHers (Publications)

	Publications

	2006	Low back pain patients demonstrate increased hip extensor muscle activity during standardized submaximal rotation efforts
	2005	Agreement between Statistical and Visual Estimation of Onset of Muscle Activation Using Electromyography Traces (Abstract)
	2005	Differences in Vertex Electromyographic Responses During Selected Tasks, Painless Passive Movement and an Upper Limb Neurodynamic Test
	2005	Long-Term Overactivity in the Abdominal Oblique Muscles after 8 Weeks Bed-Rest - Possible Implications for Musculoskeletal Health on Earth and Recovery after Unloading (Abstract)
	2005	Long-term overactivity in the abdominal oblique muscles after 8 weeks bed-rest - Possible implications for musculoskeletal health
	2005	Muscle Responses to the Upper Limb Neurodynamic Test (Median Nerve Bias) as a Nociceptive Stimulus in Subjects with Arm Pain
	2005	Vertex Electroencephalographic Responses to Pain During the Upper Limb Neurodynamic Test (Median Nerve Bias) Applied as a Nociceptive Stimulus (Abstract)
	2003	Development of an Experimental Pain Model: Repeatability of Peripheral Sympathetic Nervous System and Pain Responses to the Brachial Plexus Provocation Test Administered as a Pain Stimulus
	2003	Evidence of Neural Involvement Following Inversion Ankle Sprain
	2003	Muscle Activity in Clinical Slump Testing in Patients Following Ankle Sprain
	2003	Muscle Responses to the Slump Test After Hamstring Injury
	2003	Sympathetic Nervous System and Pain Responses to the Brachial Plexus Provocation Test as a Pain Stimulus
	2001	A Comparison of Sympathoexcitation and Hypoalgesia Produced by Two Cervical Mobilisation Techniques At C5/6
	2001	Gleno-humeral rotation range in competitive swimmers
	2001	Hip muscle lengths in runners with low back pain
	2001	Hip muscle lengths in the classical ballet dancer
	2001	The Effects of Lumbar Mobilisation on Sympathetic Outflow to the Lower Limbs
	2001	The posture of the classical ballet dancer
	2001	Unilateral cervical techniques produce sympathoexcitation and side specific hypoalgesia
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